I’ve been playing Mandolin for a week and I managed to learn this song . That speaks very positively of your ability to teach . Thanks for making this video .
You have inspired me to take out my dusty mandolin which I received for my 22nd birthday. Since discovering your channel, brushing off the dust and going through your beginner series, you have continued to motivate me over the last 2 months. I've kept my mandolin at arms reach from my desk which I now play a range of fiddle tunes every day after work. You make learning a new tune something to look forward to with the help of your clear instruction and obvious passion of playing. You proved your skill at the end of this video and can say you deserve a larger audience, if I could shake your hand I would! I hope to play Arkansas Traveller like that one day...
You have great patience to show this tune breakdown to us on the other end of the tube. A most high thank you. I play banjo and at times it can be very trying to get something across to someone until they have a grasp on the tune. Your can relate an idea to someone in a manner that's pleasant to follow.
I got a free mandolin when I ordered my son's 1st guitar a month ago. I have been practicing Arkansas Traveler along with you since. You are a great teacher. Having never played before I can play along with you now (I slow down a little at the end, but another week & I'll be quicker.) Thanks for keeping the tradition of bluegrass alive. I'm not Kristina, I'm Tom.
This is that tune that you hear in the old cartoons, usually when there's hillbillies or a barnyard. Nice pkaying, inspiring me to play again after many years away from the instrument!
Thanks! I've definitely got some ideas up my sleeve for bluegrass improv lessons. A couple more tune videos to finish up and then I'll jump on it! Thanks for watching!
Hello, I love your lessons , there are so clear , i learn Sailor Hornpipe and Cindy with your tutoriels. Is it possible to have a tutorial for Brilliancy by Sam Bush , there is no tabs or videos on the net and It's my favorite mandolin tune . Thanks you so much for your work ;) ( sorry for the mistake , i'm french )
Your english is great! Thanks for the kind words! Here's some tablature for Brilliancy (I can't do it because it is copyrighted, but its a great tune): www.mandolincafe.com/tab/brill.txt
I’ve been playing Mandolin for a week and I managed to learn this song . That speaks very positively of your ability to teach . Thanks for making this video .
You have inspired me to take out my dusty mandolin which I received for my 22nd birthday. Since discovering your channel, brushing off the dust and going through your beginner series, you have continued to motivate me over the last 2 months. I've kept my mandolin at arms reach from my desk which I now play a range of fiddle tunes every day after work. You make learning a new tune something to look forward to with the help of your clear instruction and obvious passion of playing. You proved your skill at the end of this video and can say you deserve a larger audience, if I could shake your hand I would! I hope to play Arkansas Traveller like that one day...
You have great patience to show this tune breakdown to us on the other end of the tube. A most high thank you. I play banjo and at times it can be very trying to get something across to someone until they have a grasp on the tune. Your can relate an idea to someone in a manner that's pleasant to follow.
Eastern Cowboy I am also trying to transfer from banjo to mandolin, and these are so helpful!
I got a free mandolin when I ordered my son's 1st guitar a month ago. I have been practicing Arkansas Traveler along with you since. You are a great teacher. Having never played before I can play along with you now (I slow down a little at the end, but another week & I'll be quicker.) Thanks for keeping the tradition of bluegrass alive. I'm not Kristina, I'm Tom.
Thanks, glad you are enjoying the lessons!
This is that tune that you hear in the old cartoons, usually when there's hillbillies or a barnyard. Nice pkaying, inspiring me to play again after many years away from the instrument!
This Lil snail is learning how to move her fingers faster. Getting better and better each day. I'm so proud of me...
Great incorporation of double stops (behind the melody) on final version!
Great teaching skills you have. Thank you.
I recently inherited a fiddle and have played mandolin for about year but fiddle is about as gracefull as two left feet in a right footed soccor game.
Two thumbs up, thanks for the great lesson !!!!!!
+Uncle Packy Thanks for watching!
This guy made me buy a mandolin and I'm so thankful for that!
He is a fantastic teacher! What kind of mandolin did you buy?
@@evanseymour4172 I got a cheap one first just to see if it works and now I have an octave mandolin from Thomann
These are well done -thanks!
Great lesson - thanks!
Appreciate you doing these videos!!! How about something on simple break development.Thanks for doing what you do..
Thanks! I've definitely got some ideas up my sleeve for bluegrass improv lessons. A couple more tune videos to finish up and then I'll jump on it! Thanks for watching!
Excelente video
Thank you!
Thank you!!!
That was a very good lesson, thanks
+mandolinman1917 Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Fantastic lesson!
Thanks!
I love your vids... incredibly helpful....
Thanks for the kind words! I am glad you are enjoying them!
Man... im watching em now...
Got a mandolin a few days ago.. mucked about on em for years but finally learning tunes!!! cheers dude
Hello, I love your lessons , there are so clear , i learn Sailor Hornpipe and Cindy with your tutoriels. Is it possible to have a tutorial for Brilliancy by Sam Bush , there is no tabs or videos on the net and It's my favorite mandolin tune . Thanks you so much for your work ;) ( sorry for the mistake , i'm french )
Your english is great! Thanks for the kind words! Here's some tablature for Brilliancy (I can't do it because it is copyrighted, but its a great tune): www.mandolincafe.com/tab/brill.txt
Great, I want a mandolin now
I highly recommend it!
Good lesson:-) thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Ty ty
Thanks for watching!
What mandolin is that?
What kind of mandolin is that?
It's an Ellis, from Tom Ellis in Austin TX. Thanks for watching!
Nice! And check my version of Arkansas Traveler
Arkansas Traveler - Phil Salazar & Friends ft. Scott Gates and Hans Ottsen
Phil Salazar Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for watching!
Are you in a band?
Yep! I play mandolin and tenor guitar in Velocipede. www.velocipedemusic.com
Thanks for watching!
Baron
Thanks.. I'm gonna check it out..
Wow you guys are good.. :-)